In a__________, a specific amount of time must elapse between the previous and subsequent times that reinforcement is available
A) variable-interval schedule
B) fixed-ratio schedule
C) fixed-interval schedule
D) variable-ratio schedule
E) Select
C
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Why would teenagers be likely to grapple with issues of religious identity?
A. growing older leads teenagers to start "cataloging" the elements of their lives, so they will be ready to transition to adulthood B. the teenage years represent a time when, statistically, most people attend some kind of religious services or ceremonies C. the teenage years are generally acknowledged as a time of severe anxiety and strained relationships; teenagers seek solace in religious doctrines D. their increased ability to think critically and abstractly, coupled with a general search for identity, leads to questioning religious identity
What is the most straightforward approach to promoting generalization? ___________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Hull's system may be described as follows:
a. His inductive approach resulted in the development of his theoretical system as research progressed. b. His inductive approach dealt only with those relationships that could be empirically verified. c. His inductive approach resulted in a slow development of his theoretical system. d. His approach was not inductive.
Any pattern of behavior that causes people significant distress, violates the expectations of their cultural surroundings, and fails to conform to social rules of normality may be called ___________
a) a psychological disorder b) humors c) stress syndrome d) adaptive behavior